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erronis

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10. Actually, you probably meant two dimensional since one would just be a line.

Reply to Hortensis (Reply #6)

Tue Jan 16, 2018, 06:58 PM

Jan 2018

And, of course this wouldn't work the same way when approaching the crosswalk in the opposite direction (two way road).

Rain and nighttime with headlights would also probably remove the effect.

Still, a great concept.

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This Icelandic crosswalk is way cool. [View all] trof Jan 2018 OP

Wonder if there has been any accidents? Kaleva Jan 2018 #1

I don't think Americans could handle it HAB911 Jan 2018 #2

This is so cool. Thanks for posting. MLAA Jan 2018 #3

Can you imagine Ohiogal Jan 2018 #4

It probaly wouldn't pass muster in this country. Henry Krinkle Jan 2018 #5

Great! It's one-dimensional for pedestrians, but three Hortensis Jan 2018 #6

Actually, you probably meant two dimensional since one would just be a line. erronis Jan 2018 #10

Lol. I can't become part of a one-dimensional world? Hortensis Jan 2018 #11

That is so neat. Codeine Jan 2018 #7

I was impressed until the end robbob Jan 2018 #8

K&R Scurrilous Jan 2018 #9